Dolly Parton’s last Grammy-winning song wasn’t one of her biggest country hits. It was a song about faith, hope, and Jesus—and the story of how she came to
After seven seasons, more than 1,200 episodes and 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, Kelly Clarkson has officially closed the curtain on her beloved daytime talk show. View this
For Emily Ann Roberts, performing at Dollywood has always been special. But this fall, stepping onto that stage will carry a completely different kind of emotion. The East
Saturday night at the Grand Ole Opry was more than another performance. It became a deeply emotional farewell to Dolly Parton, the legendary artist whose connection to the
Years before her passing, Dolly Parton revealed something deeply personal: the song she wanted to hear at her own funeral. And surprisingly, it wasn’t “Jolene,” “9 to 5,”
It happened during the very song Dolly made famous, just one night after her passing. And everyone who saw it is still trying to explain what happened. Mae
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are doing something beautiful to honor Dolly Parton—and it involves an entire day of business at their Nashville bar. On September 25, their
Dolly Parton inspired generations of country artists, and following her passing, musicians everywhere have been finding their own ways to say goodbye. Among them is John Foster, the
